You should have a small oval-like-shaped device that is attached to your computer monitor, possibly by wire, or if you're more modern, attached wirelessly. This device is typically called a "mouse," and is not to be confused with the type of rodent. Simply rest your hand on the mouse, and glide it across the surface that it sits on. Notice the small arrow moving as you move the mouse. Continue gliding the mouse until the arrow, more commonly called the cursor, is hovering over the small, green-colored flag that is above the Scratch project but under the title, and to the left of the red-colored octagon. Now that the cursor is hovering over the green flag, gently but still firmly push down on the upper left portion of the mouse. You should hear a "click" sound. Be warned, however, that you will not actually hear the word "click" being pronounced. If you do hear this sound, then that should begin the Scratch project. Congratulations. You can now temporarily forget about the mouse and cursor. Now, the only instruction left is to enjoy this project. While watching, remember to keep your eyes open, and generally focused on whatever crazy stuff is going on in the project. Blinking is okay, but make sure you can see the project!
